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Effective sentence-level relation extraction model using entity-centric dependency tree
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The syntactic information of a dependency tree is an essential feature in relation extraction studies. Traditional dependency-based relation extraction methods can be categorized into hard pruning methods, which aim to remove unnecessary information, and soft pruning methods, which aim to utilize all lexical information. However, hard pruning has the potential to overlook important lexical information, while soft pruning can weaken the syntactic information between entities. As a result, recent studies in relation extraction have been shifting from dependency-based methods to pre-trained language model (LM) based methods. Nonetheless, LM-based methods increasingly demand larger language models and additional data. This trend leads to higher resource consumption, longer training times, and increased computational costs, yet often results in only marginal performance improvements. To address this problem, we propose a relation extraction model based on an entity-centric dependency tree: a dependency tree that is reconstructed by considering entities as root nodes. Using the entity-centric dependency tree, the proposed method can capture the syntactic information of an input sentence without losing lexical information. Additionally, we propose a novel model that utilizes entity-centric dependency trees in conjunction with language models, enabling efficient relation extraction without the need for additional data or larger models. In experiments with representative sentence-level relation extraction datasets such as TACRED, Re-TACRED, and SemEval 2010 Task 8, the proposed method achieves F1-scores of 74.9%, 91.2%, and 90.5%, respectively, which are state-of-the-art performances.
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Relation extraction
Dependency tree
Entity-centric dependency tree
Graph attention network
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